This round container was just planted as part of a summer changeover in Dedham, MA. It is filled with a purple Iris, Salvia, Grey/Blue Sedum, Purple Million Bells, and a Pink Begonia. These flowers grow and spread throughout the summer, creating a beautiful & full pot! Frank Crandall

Georgia Park Heights Custom Home is a “West Coast Modern” style home that was built in Crofton, BC. This house overlooks the quaint Cowichan Valley town and includes a gorgeous view of the ocean and neighbouring Salt Spring Island. This custom home is 2378 square feet, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom and ensuite of this home are located in the walk-out basement, leaving the main floor for an open-concept kitchen, living area and dining area. The most noteworthy feature of this Crofton custom home is the abundance of light. Firstly, the home is filled with many windows, and includes skylights, and sliding glass doors to bring in natural light. Further, upper and under cabinet lighting was installed in the custom kitchen, in addition to pot lights and pendant lights. The result is a bright, airy custom home that is perfect for this Crofton location. Additional design elements such as wood floors and a wooden breakfast bar complete the “West Coast” style of this Georgia Park Heights Custom Home.

This round container was just planted as part of a summer changeover in Dedham, MA. It is filled with a purple Iris, Salvia, Grey/Blue Sedum, Purple Million Bells, and a Pink Begonia. These flowers from and spread throughout the summer, creating a beautiful & full pot! Frank Crandall

This is a half-acre garden near the center of Towson, so it’s on the edge between urban and suburban. My dad, Wolfgang Oehme, designed the garden initially. After a change in ownership, I was asked to redesign much of the garden since it needed some help since it had been neglected. I designed and installed much of the planting that you see in the photos. I also redesigned the planting for the fish pond, butterfly garden in the rear, pollinator garden in the front, and I install annuals that fill the 9 pots at the front steps and rear deck and patio. I also have designed many fruiting trees and shrubs throughout. I continue to oversee the maintenance of this garden. Photo by Roland Oehme. Original garden, including swimming pool and lily pond, was previously designed by Wolfgang Oehme.

This round container was just planted as part of a summer changeover in Dedham, MA. It is filled with a purple Iris, Salvia, Grey/Blue Sedum, Purple Million Bells, and a Pink Begonia. These flowers grow and spread throughout the summer, creating a beautiful & full pot! Frank Crandall

Under this elegant shelter lies a culinary haven—a state-of-the-art outdoor kitchen featuring a gleaming grill, countertops fashioned from natural stone, and an array of modern appliances. The inviting aroma of delicious dishes being prepared fills the air as skilled hands work their magic. As the sun sets, the soft glow of ambient lighting transforms the pavilion into a magical retreat, where delectable flavors and delightful company come together in perfect harmony.

Transitional kitchen photo in San Francisco

Every home or business can use a little color. Adding pops of annual flower color in containers allows you to change it every season, try different things and have fun with color. It's our favorite way to add big statements to a project. Once the plants fill in over a few weeks, the planters become overflowing with color.

The guest room of this stately mountain home boasts a cozy corner for its visitors. Ivory walls are trimmed with rich taupe moldings, and windows painted Sherwin Williams Black Fox offer a peek of the mountainous lake views just outside. Pencil-pleated draperies in an almond and vanilla floral fall from iron rods. In the window hangs a woven blind that echoes the walnut stain of the hardwood floors. Two-toned inset cabinets offer both storage and display space and are painted the same color as the moldings. The stained interior brims with personal touches including books, a mirrored photo frame, bronze bunny and ivy-filled vanilla pot. The traditional tufted chair is covered in cream chenille and topped with an eggshell throw. A black chairside chest provides a place to rest a book or drink. Beside the chair stands an iron floor lamp topped with an ecru shade. The lamp’s body is made to look like a tree’s branch, mirroring the nearby landscape.

Our latest commercial kitchen faucet has an open coil spout with a sleek look perfect for the modern kitchen. With a perfect blend of utility and beauty, this versatile design will take your kitchen hardware to a new height with exceptional ergonomics and unparalleled efficiency. The 360-degree swivel design can reach every corner of the sink and provide water at easy access, while a pull-down spray and an aerated spout allow you to go from washing dishes to filling pots and pans. A clean brushed nickel finish will give a cool, new look to any kitchen. Bring home this impressive and innovative kit. - Constructed from solid brass for durability and reliability. - Finished in a high quality, corrosion resistant brushed nickel. - Features a 360-degree swiveling pre-rinse spout design. - The sprayer and aerator spout can work simultaneously and individually. - Includes a braided pullout hose for greater reach. - Not suitable for low pressure. Minimum required water pressure is 0.05 MPa (0.5 bar). - All mounting hardware and hot/cold waterlines are included.

Georgia Park Heights Custom Home is a “West Coast Modern” style home that was built in Crofton, BC. This house overlooks the quaint Cowichan Valley town and includes a gorgeous view of the ocean and neighbouring Salt Spring Island. This custom home is 2378 square feet, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom and ensuite of this home are located in the walk-out basement, leaving the main floor for an open-concept kitchen, living area and dining area. The most noteworthy feature of this Crofton custom home is the abundance of light. Firstly, the home is filled with many windows, and includes skylights, and sliding glass doors to bring in natural light. Further, upper and under cabinet lighting was installed in the custom kitchen, in addition to pot lights and pendant lights. The result is a bright, airy custom home that is perfect for this Crofton location. Additional design elements such as wood floors and a wooden breakfast bar complete the “West Coast” style of this Georgia Park Heights Custom Home.

A young colonial in the heart of Rye New York had everything going for it, except a dark and poorly laid out kitchen. The clients tapped Sarah Robertson of Studio Dearborn to help them layout a new kitchen in their challenging, dog leg shaped room. A small breakfast peninsula and working island helped pull together the oddly shaped kitchen into a streamlined, light filled space with all the storage amenities typical of a Studio Dearborn kitchen. The bar area, with undercounter refrigeration for wine and beverages, also features a locking cabinet for liquor and open wine storage. Desk area has file drawer and Docking Drawer charging drawer. Countertops: White Macauba, Rye Marble and Stone, Rye NY. Hardware: Studio Pulls from Hickory Hardware. Sinks: Kraus. Lighting: Currey & Co. Faucet: Kohler Artifacts Backsplash tile: Casablanca Tile and Stone, Harrison NY. Photography: Adam Kane Macchia

This “Arizona Inspired” home draws on some of the couples’ favorite desert inspirations. The architecture honors the Wrightian design of The Arizona Biltmore, the courtyard raised planter beds feature labeled specimen cactus in the style of the Desert Botanical Gardens, and the expansive backyard offers a resort-style pool and cabana with plenty of entertainment space. Additional focal areas of landscape design include an outdoor living room in the front courtyard with custom steel fire trough, a shallow negative-edge fountain, and a rare “nurse tree” that was salvaged from a nearby site, sits in the corner of the courtyard – a unique conversation starter. The wash that runs on either side of the museum-glass hallway is filled with aloes, agaves and cactus. On the far end of the lot, a fire pit surrounded by desert planting offers stunning views both day and night of the Praying Monk rock formation on Camelback Mountain. Project Details: Landscape Architect: Greey|Pickett Architect: Higgins Architects Builder: GM Hunt Builders Landscape Contractor: Benhart Landscaping Interior Designer: Kitchell Brusnighan Interior Design Photography: Ian Denker

This is a half-acre garden near the center of Towson, so it’s on the edge between urban and suburban. My dad, Wolfgang Oehme, designed the garden initially. After a change in ownership, I was asked to redesign much of the garden since it needed some help since it had been neglected. I designed and installed much of the planting that you see in the photos. I also redesigned the planting for the fish pond, butterfly garden in the rear, pollinator garden in the front, and I install annuals that fill the 9 pots at the front steps and rear deck and patio. I also have designed many fruiting trees and shrubs throughout. I continue to oversee the maintenance of this garden. Photo by Roland Oehme. Original garden, including swimming pool and lily pond, was previously designed by Wolfgang Oehme.

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The image depicts a cozy and modern living room with a warm and inviting atmosphere. At the center, a rustic wooden coffee table holds a large gray vase filled with lush green foliage, serving as a focal point. The table is also decorated with a stack of books, a small white bowl, a decorative tray, and a black knotted object, adding a curated touch. A brown leather sofa with light blue and plaid throw pillows sits behind the table, exuding comfort and style. To the left, a chair draped with a blue fringed blanket adds a pop of color and texture. In the background, an open kitchen area features wooden cabinets, a stainless steel refrigerator, and floating shelves with neatly arranged items, including jars and small plants. The overall design is contemporary, with a mix of natural materials like wood and leather, creating a balanced and serene space.

This elevated view highlights the full kitchen layout, centered around a large quartz island with an apron-front sink and brass faucet. White shaker cabinetry lines the perimeter while the island’s warm wood base adds contrast and visual depth. A custom wood range hood anchors the cooking wall above the induction range, paired with a brass pot filler and quartz backsplash. On the opposite side, a long peninsula provides additional prep space and storage while framing a bright coffee and beverage area beneath arched windows. The open design improves workflow and creates a functional, light-filled kitchen that connects seamlessly with the rest of the home.